To: Etixos; 8mmMauser; BykrBayb; floriduh voter; Lesforlife
I am not offering to engage in "dissenting, pro-death opinions". I was asking--and not of you, by the way, or of most of the others to whom you addressed your post--for clarification of a statement which is representative of a viewpoint which I feel is important to understand. Nothing more, nothing less. Would I be correct in assuming that you do not believe that the culture of death exists as a "movement" per se? Do you think that the cases of Terri, Lauren, Javona and others are simply isolated incidents that are not at all related to each other? Because Terri's real family doesn't seem to think so, nor do Michael Schiavo's lawyers.
(And before you try to say I am putting words in your mouth, or something of the sort, these things "?" are question marks, so if I am incorrect, just let me know.)
68 posted on
05/09/2008 11:02:24 AM PDT by
wagglebee
("A political party cannot be all things to all people." -- Ronald Reagan, 3/1/75)
To: wagglebee
You would be incorrect in assuming anything about what I believe. I am generally described by those who know me well as "cerebral"; I live in my head, wonder a lot about a lot of things, and ask questions when possible.
And your question marks are quite beside the point, for when you say something like this: "And before you try to say I am putting words in your mouth ... ", you have done just that.
Best,
Etixos
70 posted on
05/09/2008 11:16:19 AM PDT by
Etixos
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